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Only cyclists on the road? I’m disappointed.

Looking for, found and starred. Thank you.

Is this some sort of news to everyone? Here in Toledo, it’s been rumored, whispered and pretty much common knowledge that when Sergio moves the Cherokee out of the Toledo North Plant, it will be replaced with a Wrangler Pick-up. Most in this area aren’t thrilled with the idea, as the Cherokee is a best seller, and

I’ll take the 5.0% chance of shoveling shit in the Honda, rather than the 100% chance of pain and frustration in changing the spare on a Chrysler T&C. Been there, done that, twice. For what the Honda is, a light duty truck, I think it would serve pretty nicely. I’d almost rather have it than a new Pilot.

On ‘05 and newer Chrysler/Dodge mini-vans, it doesn’t matter if the van is loaded or empty. You WILL be forced to crawl beneath the van to get the spare tire. If you’re really lucky, the spare won’t get stuck because of grit jamming the release mechanism, but most likely it will not release from the cable. I’ll take

Please, don’t bring up the 1st or 2nd Gen CR-V’s. I still have a soft spot in my heart for our ‘97 model. Great little car for a small family, and I personally liked the split tailgate. At 6'4", I didn’t hit my head on the liftgate, like I do on current models. Except for the front seats, they sucked ass.

Having dealt with the placement of a spare in a 2005 Town & Country, I’ll take a spare that is easily accessed and not covered in 5 - 10 years worth of road grime, thanks.

That’s why i watched Bear in the Big Blue house with my kids. I even liked that little, annoying mouse.

Umm, I’m thinking...

4 x Wheel Drive? Diesel power? What kind of pussy’s are they? All you need is a V-6 Buick low-rider and you Mint!

Well, if you want a good read about how close we’ve been to blowing the world, or smaller parts of it, to kingdom come, I suggest “Command and Control”. It’s amazing things didn’t go boom back in the 50’s and 60’s on a regular basis.

The October issue of Car & Driver had a comparison test between the Ram ProMaster, Ford Transit and the Mercedes Sprinter. This is their first few sentences regarding the Ram “The Ram ProMaster, a Fiat Ducato with ram-head logos, is a detestable, shovel-faced thing that appears to have been cobbled together from spare

Yep, it’s sort of tucked back off of a main roadway, so it’s not easy to spot. If you google earth Put In Bay, it’s on the west side of the island. I have relatives that live out there year ‘round, so I get there about once a year or so. I try to take the family on a week day, as the Friday-Sunday is just too crazy

That certainly is a bit of an odd house, and I’ve seen a lot of homes that give me that “what?” look. I’ve always wanted to walk through this house on South Bass Island, Lake Erie. I’ve been past it a few times on a boat, and it looks spectacular.

In order for there to be fraud, you’d have to prove GM intentionally inflated the tow ratings of their trucks, as fraud is by definition intentional misrepresentation. If it isn’t fraud, then it was negligence, and then there would have to be some sort of damages involved. The thing with a “Class Action” suit is, the

Oh, fuck and yes please, this car over that abomination of a Bentley. That interior is just beautiful, I’d never want to get out of the car. Just sit there all day, being intoxicated by the aroma of that wonderous leather and wood. If you could afford the maintenance, why wouldn’t you buy that car. You would be the

Oooh,

Best piece of engineering, ever.